Datacenter One Launches New Data Center Near Hamburg

Datacenter One (DC1), a German provider of colocation and Colo Connect services, has announced that its new data center, HAM1, located in Ahrensburg near Hamburg, has commenced operations. The Stuttgart-based provider stated that the new facility complements the existing carrier-neutral data center of Datacenter One’s new owner, AtlasEdge group, in Hamburg, enhancing its ability to meet the rapidly increasing demand for regional infrastructure close to customers in the region.

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HAM1 Facility

DC1 said with HAM1, it continues to expand its services for customers throughout Germany. HAM1, the first data center opened by DC1 as part of the AtlasEdge Group, is scalable during operation and offers approximately 10,000 square meters of space and up to 20 megawatts (MW) of total output.

“Similar to the data centers in Leverkusen and Dusseldorf previously developed and built by DC1, HAM1 was also constructed using a modular design. This construction method is both sustainable and time-saving due to the optimised use of resources,” said DC1.

Sustainability

DC1 noted that the first customers have already moved into the new data center, further strengthening the infrastructure of the Hamburg region. Sustainability was considered during construction, as well as in the operation and individual expansion for customers. The company explained that the facility operates with 100 percent green electricity and achieves the highest energy efficiency with a PUE of less than 1.3.

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